The Vine Church Podcast

20 November 2022 | This Sunday, Ps Andrew will be sharing with us some truths on what it means to fall and fail. That even as Christians we too can fall and fail under the weight of sin and bad decisions in life. The underlining truth of all the challenges and hardships we face is resilience. The kind of resilience that God wants for his people, to rise above the hardships and challenges.

13 November 2022 | This Sunday, as we conclude the Remedy for Relationships, we enter the most challenging, but essential of relationships: our family. God plants purposes in families. Let’s step out of fear and seek to reduce the strain in family units with healing, and reconstruct stronger and healthier families with godly love.

6 November 2022 | This Sunday, as we are mid-way to the Remedy for Relationships, we further navigate the crucial questions to ask in seeking reconciliation and redemption in our relationships. Through Jesus, the divide is bridged, and the restoration will bring freedom in relationships from isolation and divisions.

30 October 2022 | This Sunday, we will go beyond our personal relationships and branch out into a communal relationship with God. In the gospel, Jesus loved sharing mealtimes with disciples and friends. Let's discover the true meaning of communion and the importance for us to gather in an intimate setting to share, love and worship, together.

23 October 2022 | This Sunday, we will uncover how we can be the living gospel of Christ, shaping the Church into an authentic and tangible place to transform generations and even the hardest of hearts.

16 October 2022 | This Sunday, as we continue the sermon series 'The Remedy for Relationships', we will learn about the shift in perspective we must go through in order to become Godly leaders in life. Choosing a 'different' way to influence humbly may nurture our capacity to see the value in each other.

2 October 2022 | This Sunday, as we come to the last verse of Psalm 23, we learn that the truthfulness of God's loving kindness is more than our tangible experiences, guiding us into his restful presence. Come home this Sunday, join us to search for quiet confidence found only in him.

25 September 2022 | This Sunday, we are looking at the table that God sets before us. Is it what we're expecting? We explore how this is a table of peace and reconciliation where the grace of God is poured out like what Jesus showed us through his life. Come and find out what is in store as we sit at this table prepared with love.

18 September 2022 | This Sunday, Ps Andrew shares a new way of looking at ‘The Valley of the Shadow of Death’. It is not just a dark and scary place, but rather a path that takes us to higher ground, with correction and growth that helps us along the way. It is through these times - God meets us, comforts us, and shows us more of who he is, while we become more of who he calls us to be.

11 September 2022 | This Sunday, Ps Andrew will be asking the important question of, who is leading us? We will explore being led by God and how He guides us in the way in which we should go. Being led means that we release having our way and allow God to lead us by still waters and restore our soul.

This Sunday, Ps Andrew starts a new sermon series on Psalm 23, 'A Restful Presence'. We will be unpacking how, as we find rest in God, we can be a restful presence to the world around us. In the opening sermon, we take a deeper look at what it means to have the Lord as our shepherd and the peace that gives us.

21 Augu28 August 2022 | This Sunday we are exploring ‘letting go’ as we look at Psalm 46. Ps Andrew will be preaching on the importance of being still and trusting God through the many circumstances and experiences in life. Through faith, we can release hold on our life to God, resting in his love and grace. st 2022 | This Sunday we approach the last sermon of our series through the teachings of J...

21 August 2022 | This Sunday we approach the last sermon of our series through the teachings of James, where he outlines not only the importance to pray, but to be bold in our prayers. The prayer of a righteous person is powerful and effective, and we are all given access to the almighty God, who invites us to partner with him through our prayers.

14 August 2022 | This Sunday we are reminded through the teachings of James how God sees people – as equals and without discrimination. However, when we examine our society full of inequality and injustices, we discover areas where our posture and action may need to be realigned with God’s view of those around us.

7 August 2022 | This Sunday Ps Andrew continues our sermon series with a message on the importance of words. James’ warning on the destructive power of words may be stern, but on the opposite side of the coin, we see that God uses words to create, bless and declare good. Join us to find out how to align ourselves and resonate with the life-giving words of God.

31 July 2022 | This Sunday founding pastor John Snelgrove shares a warning with us on the dangers of only being hearers and not doers of the word. We cannot be merely in agreement of the truth; as demonstrated by the examples of Abraham and Rahab we are encouraged to exercise a faith that is alive, not dead.

24 July 2022 | This Sunday carrying on our series through the book of James, we approach a topic that many of us may want to avoid, but is actually crucial to address: temptation. Ps Ellison shares with us the realities of temptation, the serious consequences of sin, and how do we turn to God in these situations.

17 July 2022 | This Sunday we kickstart a new sermon series ‘How We Now Live’, equipping ourselves through the practical teachings from James, and learn to live out a genuine Christian faith. James calls us to be joyful in the midst of hardship, what a perplexing challenge! Ps Karla will help us decipher the meaning of this, and how to face our trials as an opportunity to grow in our faith.

10 July 2022 | This Sunday Ps John concludes The Unfinished Story sermon series. As the title of the series suggests, the book of Acts is an unfinished story, and as we look towards Paul's treacherous journey towards Rome, we learn important lessons for ourselves, those who are tasked to continue writing this story in today's world.

3 July 2022 | This Sunday is Branches of Hope Sunday! Our God is one who hears the voices of his people, especially those who appear to be voiceless. We will hear from the Branches of Hope team on how their work aims to aide and give voice to the marginalised in our midst, restoring dignity, justice and hope in their lives. To find out more about Branches of Hope Awareness Month and how you can ge...

26 June 2022 | This Sunday our Elder Sidney outlines how binding to Christ, watching over others, and giving are all integrated in the life of a Christian. Through studying how the apostle Paul brought these three together, Sidney illustrates a roadmap for not only the church leaders, but all its people, to move forward in unity together.

19 June 2022 | This Sunday we have Ps Luise share a message on discovering God’s assignment for us, which often takes discernment and obedience. Thankfully, we can also rely on God as we look towards scripture, as well as those who God has placed around us.

12 June 2022 | This Sunday continuing in our study of the book of Acts, we come across many characters, including the apostle Paul, who model to us what it means to be in alignment with the gospel in our respective positions and workplaces. The fact is that wherever God has placed us has everything to do with how he can and will use us.

5 June 2022 | This Sunday we are introduced to another seemingly insignificant character from the book of Acts — Rhoda. We can sometimes be so immersed with the things we do in church or ‘in the name of God’, that we forget to connect with the world we live in. Through her example, Ps Andrew invites us to all be more like Rhoda, to be the bridge between the church and the world.

29 May 2022 | This Sunday Ps Andrew brings to us the conversion of apostle Paul from Saul through the obedience of Aninias. Whether they are in response to grand actions or seemingly insignificant things, we are all God’s chosen instrument, not knowing the results of what our obedience may bring.